Students who like to sketch out ideas using graphs, tables, and images. Usually has a keen sense of location and direction
What is SPATIAL INTELLIGENCE
100
This describes how we absorb information
What is PERCEPTION
100
These four principles -comfort, challenge, depth, and motivation- ensure that all students can meet national and state standards
What is PRINCIPLES OF DIVERSITY
100
The section of the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
that declares "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion”
What is ESTABLISHMENT CLAUSE
100
This "rule" states that if the action of the government is to be considered constitutional, it must have a secular legislative purpose, its primary effect must not advance or inhibit religion, and it must not foster an excessive government entanglement with religion
What is LEMON TEST
200
One characteristic of intelligence is that it is expressed through a unique _____ system like words, numbers, and musical notations
What is SYMBOL
200
Learners who look for connections between what they are learning and their personal experiences.
What is INTERPERSONAL LEARNER
200
Classroom strategies where you can teach students about the four learning styles and ask them to reflect on the thinking they used to answer the question/activity
What is QUESTIONING IN STYLE
200
Federal law passed in 1984 that prohibits schools from
discriminating against students on the basis of the content of the students’ speech
What is EQUAL ACCESS ACT
200
The process of an individual thinking about his or her own
thoughts
What is METACOGNITION
300
A strategy based on the fact that a student who is stronger in spatial intelligence than verbal-linguistic can learn vocabulary words more effectively by using pictures to associate with the correctly spelled words
What is VISUALIZING VOCABULARY
300
Intuitive-Thinking Learners
What is UNDERSTANDING LEARNER
300
Assessment that contains answers reflecting each of the four learning styles and helps teachers to make decisions about how to address students' learning styles
What is LEARNING PREFERENCE INVENTORY?
300
Section of the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
that declares Congress shall make no law prohibiting the free exercise of religion or abridging the freedom of speech
What is FREE EXERCISE CLAUSE
300
Method that asks students to read descriptions about the four learning styles and to think about which style sounds most like them and which sounds least like them
What is DESCRIPTION AND CASE STUDIES
400
The two intelligences that are most focused on in American public schools are visual and _____ skills
What is AUDITORY
400
This learning style learns best by classroom activities related to drills, demonstration, and practice.
What is MASTERY LEARNER
400
Teaching style where students draw a "blob" in the middle, placing most of the body in the quadrant that they feel most expresses their style
What is STYLE AMOEBA
400
The 3 R’s for “ground rules” in minimizing lawsuits related to free exercise and establishment clauses ARE rights, responsibilities and _____.
What is RESPECT
400
Individuals who may be present during student initiated religious meetings to keep order, but they may not influence the form or content of religious activity.
Who are TEACHERS
500
Provides a productive means of looking at multiple intelligence
What is DISPOSITIONAL THEORY
500
They ask, “What would happen if . . . ?”
What is SELF-EXPRESSIVE LEARNER
500
One way of teaching multiple intelligence is to place learning centers with appropriate activities for each intelligence around the classroom
What is INTELLIGENCE STATIONS
500
In general, this grade level is the MOST protected in terms of religious expression
What is ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
500
Describes Christian teachers who introduce worldview questions in the study of culture with the purpose of responding to the source of differences among people in a diverse society.